Betty and Go Visit Jerusalem's Holy City in Flight
Betty and Go come back from a magical flight to Jerusalem the Holy City. They observe Jaffa Gate crowds the Pool of Hezekiah and the Mosque of Omar while Go describe Solomon's Temple site and the city’s splendor before returning home.
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Betty
Jerusalem
Etty
Go Comeback
Judah
Ephraim
Goeback
Asia
Jaffa
Jaffa Gate
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Gocomeback
Omar
Night in the Manor Ends with Domestic Turmoil
In Mrs. Ticer's house Madge recounts a morning of slights and havoc. Dicky, irritable after travel, destroys an alarm clock and wallpaper while Madge plots a prank from the bed, then rouses Lilian for coffee as Katie disappears leaving the kitchen untouched.
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Katie
Dicky
Lillian
Gayvly
Lilian
Madge
Ittie Maid
Wings of Cupid and Flight of Love
A poetic reflection by Juanita Hamel on how love endures beyond time. The author contrasts Cupid imagery with the vast sky and limitless duration of true love, suggesting that affection remains stable as seasons and years pass.
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Cupid
Pleurisy Facts and Tuberculosis Cautions
Short health column by Dr. RoyAl S Copeland discusses pleural membrane changes in pleurisy, links to tuberculosis and pneumonia, and notes treatment aims for full recovery. It cites studies showing progression to tuberculosis in a portion of pleurisy patients and advises medical guidance for related questions.
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Copeland
M. D
New York City
Cooperative family habits for thrift and success
The article argues that early child training in shared chores builds a cooperative, thrifty home. It urges teaching kids to mend toys, care for clothes, and participate in budget buying while mothers plan efficiently. The aim is a well dressed, responsible family shaping future fortunes.
The New Scapegoat and Psychology Re?ections
A humorous critique of psychoanalysis portrays couples blaming every issue on hidden complexes. The speaker argues analysis excuses behavior, reshapes blame, and trivializes responsibility, imagining psychology as a convenient pet cat for society.
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A young 18 year old girl asks how to show a shy boyfriend she wants to dance. The adviser suggests treating him as a friend rather than becoming overly absorbed, and hosting a small party to signal interest in dancing, then letting him be invited to dances he is asked to attend.
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Jim
Mary
Bill Bluggins
Bill
Violet Vain
Violet
Annie Laurie
Tomorrow's HOROSCOPE by Genevieve Kemble
Sunday February 5 offers unfavorable insights tied to mundane matters and possible disputes. People with February birthdays should stay discreet and calm, avoiding law and rash acts. Monday forecasts hint limited progress as disintegration continues. signings should be delayed and those born this day may excel in roles involving others.
Night at the opera inspires a fashion model
A fashion model helps Madame at her workshop while selecting headdresses for an evening. The pair attend the opera with Veronica, admiring bandeaux and corsage designs as guests arrive. They discuss colors, materials, and the artistry of the headpieces amid the performance.
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Madame
Veronica
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Wanda Barton
Winifred Black
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Grace Thorncliffe
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